Boss, Your Wife is Asking for A Divorce, Again!

Chapter 1099

"No, no way!" Lynette yelled loudly with a look of disbelief while shaking her head vigorously. Grandpa isn't as important to Toby as that Sonia woman is? No, this can't be true. This isn't true!

It didn't surprise Mitch that Lynette was unwilling to accept this. After all, this lady had always believed that her grandfather was very important to Toby. This was why she dared to act so high and mighty, saying that even if they'd make Toby angry by plotting against Sonia, she'd be able to protect him despite Toby's revenge. Isn't that a kind of baseless self-confidence? Well, what's ridiculous is that I really believed this woman's baloney in the past. "If you don't believe it, I can't do anything about it," he said with ridicule. "But it's true that your grandpa isn't as important to Toby as Sonia is. Moreover, you're only your grandpa's granddaughter. So, do you think Toby will let you off for what you did? Do you think your grandpa will still be able to save you?"

Lynette's expression was glazed as she couldn't say a word. If Grandpa isn't indispensable to Toby, Toby won't let me off. Naturally, Grandpa won't be able to save me. At the thought of this, she only felt as though the sky were falling down on her. Her breathing became rapid. Inwardly, she had started to become afraid, but she stubbornly insisted, "No way! This can't be true. Toby won't do anything to my family. He won't!"

Hearing how she insisted on deluding herself, Mitch started to get impatient. "We'll see whether he'll do it or not. You'll know the answer very soon. By then, however, your family will probably have ceased to exist, and you're to blame for all of this. Say, if the Lore Family really ceases to exist in the end, are your dad and grandpa still going to spoil you as they are now? I don't think so."

Lynette couldn't restrain herself anymore. Standing up from the bed right away, she held the phone before her and clutched it tightly with both hands. Then, with a ferocious look in her eyes, she yelled at the phone, "That's nonsense, Mitch! You're talking nonsense!"

about this and wanted to deal with you, you'd be able to save me. So, Lynette, now's the time for you to fulfill your promise. I don't care how

she was about to say something, she saw that

had hung up

wanted to throw the phone away. The next instant, however, she recalled something and suppressed the urge to do so. Her face contorted as she mumbled through clenched teeth, "How dare you threaten me, Mitch? We'll wait and see!" I grew up being spoiled rotten and fawned upon. Since Mitch is the first one who dares to threaten me, I'll never let him off! Did he say just now that he was at the police station and

could be put off until later. At the moment, the first priority was to find out whether what Mitch had said was true or false. Did the matter really come to light? Was her grandfather really not that important to Toby? Was Toby really going to deal with the Lore Family? These were the questions to which she wanted to know the answers the most. As long

things had developed the way she desired on the internet, which was why she dared to go to sleep with ease of mind. However, little did she think that the situation would take a sudden and unfavorable turn in only a few hours. Therefore, she had

she calmed down for the time

only for her heart to skip a beat when she saw the missed call notifications. There were actually

phone call because she had gotten out of bed, gone to the toilet, and come back; she had just lain down in bed when she saw her phone's screen flashing before she could close her eyes completely. Otherwise,

calls in one night, and everyone had called her several times. Such a situation was clearly abnormal. It was obvious that something serious had happened, causing her parents to call her so many times. Otherwise, they wouldn't have contacted her at the same

she saw these missed calls. Taking a deep breath, she suppressed the urge to go online and check the situation on the internet.

as soon as she called. "Hello? What were you doing, Lynette? Why didn't you answer the phone until now?" A middle-aged man's displeased voice sounded on the other end of the line, calling her to account in a